1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible Vw Bug on 2040-cars
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
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1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible. Great-looking, great running retro-custom Karmann Edition classic bug in beautiful condition. I noticed when I posted the pics that it looks like there are scuffs on the paint---no, that is a reflection of the clouds in the sky!! Color is dark blue with just enough metal flake to make it really shine in the sun. Black convertible top is in good shape with no leaks, no rips, no tears. Shaved front turn signals give it a unique look. Custom interior includes black Recarro sport seats for an ultra-comfy ride; it's a two-seater, rear seat has been removed and replaced with a carpeted deck. Sony AM FM CD radio with remote control; custom steering wheel and gear knob; gray carpeting front, back, and trunk. This '72 is the last super equipped with the flat windshield. This 'vert rides on 4 very rare "turtleback" VW wheels, and tires are good. The power plant is a 1641cc engine that starts right up with the Pertonix electronic ignition and runs great and darn peppy for a bug. Bugpack custom exhaust sounds good rolling down the road. This car was completely restored in 1999 and has been "garage-kept" since. It is an older restoration that is not in 10 point shape, but probably an 8 out of 10. Very nice remote alarm system is included and already wired up, just needs to be connected and reset. A few minor issues include very small scratches/slight dings...only noticeable on very close inspection; the emergency brake is functional but the handle needs to be re-connected. This classic has won many trophies at car shows and would show nicely in any local car show today. This is a 42 year-old car is a driver, fun to drive, reliable, and a real head-turner. Some extras included, even the original owners manual. $500.00 deposit paid by winning bidder, balance in cash or wired funds within 7 days of auctions end. Clear Florida title in my name. Car is sold as is with no warranty. I can assist if it needs to be shipped. Please ask questions before bidding, all sales are final and deposit is non-refundable. Thanks for looking and good luck!! |
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